Mr and Mrs Clyde Connor Honored At Silver Anniversary Open House
Mr Clyde F Connor and wife Mrs Clyde Connor were honored at an open house on Circle Drive celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. About 100 guests attended from 8 to 10 PM, with white silver and floral decor, piano music, vocals, and gifts of keepsakes and tokens of congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor
Clyde F. Connor
Circle Drive
Paul Spencer
Reitzel Pitts
Leroy Sawyer
Knox Walker
Ray Nibbilink
Geraldine Lee
Feilding Kearns
Robert Ellis
Clayton Kearns
Dott Kendall
Mrs. Conner
Local clubs plan meetings and weddings at Emerywood and area venues
A busy schedule lists United Daughters of the ey, Exchangette, Alumni groups, Camellia club, AAUW, and more visiting Mrs. Sechrest, Mrs. Woody, and Miss Hancock among hostesses. Events span Monday to Thursday with teas, coffee gatherings, bridge, fashion show fundraisers, a Duke alumni banquet, and the Hancock Brandon wedding rehearsal at Wesley Memorial Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Ey
R. Sechrest
Otterayie
L. R. Terry
Dan Arden
Exchangette Club
Joe Woody
Shaw
Hawthorne Street
Western Maryland College
First Methodist Church
T. K. Harrison
Alumni Association
Carl Wood
Camellia Club
Otteray
Frederick Johnson
John Purcelle
American Associate of University Women
Blake Thompson
J. D. Morgan
W. T. Powell
Ay Paul Ingle
Sherbrook
R. T. Amos, Jr
Bob Stroupe
Robert Lee Hutchens
Bridge
Emerywood Country Club
Nancy Woollen
James Parsons
James Clontz
Thomasville
Duke University
Hollis Edens
Hancock- Brandon
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
H. L. Yow
C. C. Yow
Montlieu
Joanne Hurley
TieRoy Briggs
YWCA and Y-Teen Activities Schedule and Wedding Notice
A dense community timetable lists YWCA Y-Teen meetings, guest speaker Deskins on Women in Politics, dance classes, bowling, bridge, plunges, and youth council events across the day. Saturday covers Miss Hancock wedding events at Emerywood and Wesley Memorial with a Pickett Library Y-Teens gathering and square dance led by Whitlow's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Pickett Library
Player Drive
Interclub Council
Radio Actors Feted By G H Hobart at West Farriss Ave
Mr and Mrs G H Hobart hosted Sunday afternoon at their West Farriss Avenue home to honor actors in Bargains In Old High Point The WHPE broadcast was postponed by the Y drive and will air Tuesday on WMFR and later on WHPE Special guests were Mr and Mrs Steve Clark The house featured Thanksgiving decor and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hobart
West Farriss Avenue
Old High Point
WHPE
WMFR
Steve Clark
Diploma not to blame for limits on family size
Ruth Millett argues that college educated women are not inherently better mothers. She notes overprotective or career driven tendencies among some, while highlighting that many wonderful mothers lack higher education. She stresses marriage’s purpose is family rearing by mature partners.
Philathea Class Meeting Planned by Green Street Baptist
The Philathea class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs J E Hall of Hayworth Road assisting. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames Ora Robbins W G Knox and Lela Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Green Street
Pentagon Club Meets Tonight at Mrs Gray’s Home
The Pentagon club will meet tonight at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Joe Gray 615 Gatewood. The first Indian Totem Poles are believed to have been built less than 200 years ago in British Columbia or the Queen Charlotte islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Joe Gray
Gatewood
British Columbia
Queen Charlotte Islands
Canadian
Local residents recover from hospital operations
Mrs. Charles O. Bean of route 3 recuperates at Boulev ard unit after last week’s operation. Mrs. Ida Mary Fenner, who had surgery last Friday, is now home at Oakwood Court apartments. Mrs. J. E. Helmes and daughter Ruby of Stuart Virginia return from Thanksgiving visit with Mrs. Helmes’ sister Mrs. D. I. Clark on Wesley Place. Mrs. E. E. Clary returns home from the Boulevard unit where she underwent an operation ten days ago. Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Beck and children spent Thanksgiving in Greenville S C with their son and daughter in law Joe Beck and Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stout
William Frank Burton
Paul Bullin
Co. G. Dozier
Hamilton Street
Carl Tipton
C. B. Thomas
Miss Stout
Mesdames
C. D. Stout
Emma Dozier
J. A. Johnson, Jr
R. W. Stout
R. L. Cecil
Doris Trivette
Donna Burns
Helen Johnson
Charles O. Bean
Route 3
Boulevard
Ida Mary Fenner
Oakwood Court
Mrs. Helmes
Mrs
D. I. Clark
Wesley Place
E. E. Clary
North Carolina Lespedeza Crop Seen At 41 Million Pounds
North Carolina is expected to harvest 41 200 000 pounds of lespedera this year up from 36 000 000 last year. The federal state crop reporting service released the estimate over the weekend and said the Tar Heel crop ranks as the second largest among 15 major producing states, with Missouri the only state projected higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Missouri
Auto radio use in U S averages twelve percent daily
Statisticians estimate that about 12 percent of the U S population uses an automobile radio for around 50 minutes each day. Of roughly 20 million radio receivers outside homes, a large portion are installed in cars according to the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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Ray
Henry M. Baker, Jr
Margaret Hancock
H. E. Emerson
Barker Street
W. W. Walker
Carol Walker
Rotary Drive
The
Friendship Club
YWCA
John T. Ellis
Ymca Fund
Fred Whitescarver
E. A. Kline
Whitescarver
Country Club Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
A. Coke Cecil
Franklin Street
Emerywood Country Ub
Ywcla News
YMCA
Young Adult Council
Margaret Sink
Adams Club
Adams
Beverly
Gerry Hancock
Lewis Edwin H. Brandon
M Hancock- Brandon
Wesley Memorial Church
Monark Pines
Dupont
Elite Bakery
Washington
Whamis the
South Main
G. H. Hobarts
Ruth Millett
Lewis Wilkinson
Charlotte
Greenville
S. C
Atlanta
Georgia
J. E. Helmes
Ruby
Stuart, Virginia
Glenn
E. Washington ST
Asia
Sara Wagger & CO
N. Main ST
Lyghter
Eres
Trademark
MSIE
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